A Film Analysis of Leon: The Professional

This is a film about his unlikely interaction with a 12-year-old girl Matilda played by a professional killer, or "cleaner", Leon by Jean Reno, and Nathalie Portman. The family of Mathilda was murdered by a corrupt smugglers (DEA) led by Stanfield experts. Stanfield Agent is painted as a drug addict, is mentally unstable, is a leader of violent and corrupt law enforcement agencies. The movie is the story of Leon's relationship between Matilda's life and his two better protagonists.

The Puritan discourse can be seen through the following two movie clips. The first one is the movie "Leon" (video 1 band 3, video page number 271 - 297). This is a story about a friendship, Leon, between a professional assassin and Matilda, a young girl. Parents and brothers were killed and they asked Leon to teach her to kill her so that she could revenge her family. This movie is building an image of Matilda as an uncontrollable, sinful and evil child. That is how Puritan 's discourse depicts children.

5 '11' Valery Leon went into a series of advertisements for the sea - a karate's aftershake and several carry on movies were announced.Her Deborah Grant tested back to back, he remembered " He remembered. The costume of Liz Taylor comes from Cleopatra, the wig looks quite different, and the Egyptian eyes constitute. "The grant acknowledges Leon," they think my acting is wonderful, but she is positive. "Brandy and Holt do not believe that Leon James Carreras admits her charm, but they still ask," You make her actor ". "And she got this part correctly, but Leon's voice has been completely reworked amongst other post-production actors, like many other Hummer heroines.

In the spring of 1966, Sergio Leon and Eastwood produced a movie with two films, Van Cleef, and prepared for collaboration with another American actor, Eliwara. Three movies. Still, Leone does not speak English, but he depends on translation. However, Wallach was able to communicate with Leone in French, and the director was very fluent. As this movie was produced during the Civil War, Leone wanted to keep some accuracy and studied movies across the United States. He was inspired by the documents of the Library of Congress and the photographs of legendary photographer Matthew Brady. However, this movie is not completely accurate in history. It is characterized by the use of explosives before the invention of a particular explosive.